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Is DE&I doomed to fail if it stands alone? Jessica D. Winder thinks so. In her Leaders in Learning episode, she calls out performative diversity programs and breaks down why much of it was just a facade. "If DE&I is separate from everything else in the business, it's never going to work." Get her POV on dismantling disingenuous DE&I efforts and find out why Jessica is known as the HR disruptor. 👇 #LeadersInLearning
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Nick Mehta’s advice for CEOs 👇 Spoiler: Don’t take his advice. (But we’re sharing it anyway.) Nick drops a bit of a “Mehta-lesson”: Be careful about learning from other people. Why? Because great leadership isn’t about copying someone else’s style—it’s about knowing who you are. In the latest Leaders in Learning episode, Nick opens up about the mistakes he’s made and the lessons learned along the way. Whether you’re a new CEO or just trying to level up as a leader, this one’s packed with hard-won wisdom. What’s the biggest leadership lesson you’ve learned from a mistake? Let us know in the comments! #LeadersInLearning
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9 leaders in learning. One game-changing topic: AI. Their predictions might surprise you. ⤵️ What NEW opportunities (or challenges) do you think AI will bring to L&D? 🤔 #LeadersInLearning
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🆘 Crises are inevitable. How we lead through them defines us. 💪 In the latest Leaders in Learning episode, Cameron Hedrick shares his experience navigating turbulent times like COVID and the financial crisis. He breaks down key leadership imperatives, from ramping up communication to shrinking time frames–all while leading with humanity. He also reminds us that it’s okay if we don’t have all the answers. Have you ever had to lead through a crisis? What was that experience like and what did you learn? Share your story in the comments! #LeadersInLearning
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What do a lifelong learner and professional musician have in common? Is it dedication and discipline? Creativity and innovation? Passion and enthusiasm? (All of the above?) In this episode of Leaders in Learning, Cameron Hedrick (Head of Learning & Culture, Managing Director at Citi) dives deep into: • Shifting to a skills-based mindset • Thoughtfully integrating AI to enhance your workforce • Strategies for navigating change • His secrets to success The full episode is out now! In it, Cameron talks about how he went from an aspiring jazz musician to a financial executive and why he believes so strongly in the importance of heart-led leadership. What do you think makes a good leader? We’d love to know in the comments!
We had to pause filming mid-interview—guess why? 🚑 🚨 Behind the scenes of Leaders in Learning with Cameron Hedrick of Citi, the city's energy was in full swing: ambulance sirens blaring, hagglers shouting, and what looked like a sketchy storefront turned out to be the perfect brickstone backdrop. Can you guess which never-sleeps city we’re shooting in for episode 9? Drop your guesses below! (Hint: It’s the financial capital of the world, and our ears are still ringing.😉) *full-length interview drops tomorrow
The other 65 questions are in the full length premiering next week… #Vogue73Questions
I had the great pleasure of spending time in the 'hot seat' (cameras rolling - yikes!) for an episode of "Leaders in Learning" with the great team from Docebo. They kindly sent me a teaser* that I'm happy to share with you! Have a 'click' and go behind the scenes. We covered a wide range of topics - from being asked to choose between Miles Davis and Louis Armstrong (an impossible and unfair question) to discussing AI/augmented humans, 'skills', org transformation, and a hodge podge of other topics. I can't say enough good things about the Docebo team - true pros! It was great fun. I hope you find the content helpful. *The full version will drop next week...